Clyde Hill

Clyde Hill occupies a residential ridge above the eastern shore of Lake Washington in Washington State’s Eastside. The compact city lies between Bellevue and Medina, with Seattle visible across the lake and the wider Puget Sound region close at hand. Incorporated in 1953, Clyde Hill developed as a largely low-density suburban community rather than a commercial centre. Tree-lined streets, detached homes and local parks give it a distinctly quiet character within the metropolitan area. Browse nearby webcams to see how Clyde Hill relates to Lake Washington, Bellevue and the broader Seattle area.

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